Videos tagged with P80 Build

This video provides a shooting review comparing two Polymer 80 (P80) builds: a Glock 19 and a Glock 34. The presenter conducts several drills, including quick draws and stationary shooting at varying distances, to assess accuracy and reliability. While both P80 builds are noted as generally reliable, the Glock 34 experienced a failure to eject, and the Glock 19 struggled with accuracy at longer distances.

This video showcases a Polymer 80 (P80) build based on the Glock 19 platform, often referred to as a "ghost gun." The title hints at a custom build with the inclusion of a green laser. The creator is seeking audience opinion on whether the build is "🔥 (fire)" or "🚮 (trash)." The hashtags directly indicate the primary focus on P80 and Glock.

This video from SPN Firearms provides a direct comparison between the Glock 42 and a Polymer80 (P80) build of the Glock 43. The presenter, identified as a firearms enthusiast and reviewer, highlights key differences in caliber, dimensions, and customization options. The content is geared towards individuals considering these subcompact pistols for concealed carry or general use.

This guide details the proper lubrication points for various Glock models and similar firearms, emphasizing a thin coating of lubricant. It covers the barrel, slide, and frame, with specific instructions for each area. The video also notes that recoil springs do not require lubrication per Glock's recommendations.

This video showcases a personal Polymer 80 G17 build. The title and included hashtags indicate a focus on the custom firearm build process, specifically a P80 G17 pistol. It also mentions "gun", "pistol", "glockinc" (likely referring to Glock components or inspiration), and a specific accessory, "olight". The content is expected to cover the assembly, customization, and possibly the performance of this self-assembled firearm.

This YouTube video focuses on a "Glock 17 P80 Build," indicating a custom firearm assembly process. Based on the title, the content likely involves constructing a pistol from parts, potentially a "Polymer 80" frame, and assembling it into a functional Glock 17. Viewers can expect to see the steps involved in building such a firearm, which often includes discussions on components, tools, and the overall process of creating a custom pistol.

This video showcases an "Awesome Mag Sleeve For P80 Subcompact." Based on the title, the content likely demonstrates or reviews an accessory designed to enhance the magazine capacity or ergonomics of a Polymer 80 (P80) subcompact pistol. The video's focus is on a specific firearm accessory for a popular DIY firearm platform, suggesting a target audience interested in firearm modifications and customization.

This video asks viewers to choose their preferred Polymer 80 (P80) build from a selection presented. It delves into customization and individual preferences within the P80 platform, encouraging engagement from the firearm community on their choices for a 'one build' scenario. The title suggests a comparison or showcase of different P80 configurations.

This YouTube video directly compares the feel and user experience of an OEM Glock pistol against a Polymer80-built firearm. The title suggests a subjective evaluation of which platform offers a better tactile sensation or overall handling, implying a comparison of ergonomics, grip texture, and potentially trigger feel. This content is aimed at firearm enthusiasts who are interested in custom builds, aftermarket modifications, and the nuances of different pistol platforms beyond standard factory offerings.

This YouTube video showcases new matching holsters for a Polymer 80 (P80) firearm and a Glock 19. The title implies a focus on firearm accessories and compatibility, likely demonstrating how the holsters fit both the custom P80 build and the popular Glock 19. Viewers can expect to see the holsters in use and potentially a discussion of their features and fit for both platforms.

This video focuses on finding the correct Hogue grip for Polymer80 builds, indicating a content creator who is likely modifying or customizing their firearm frames. The emphasis on a specific grip for a popular DIY polymer frame system suggests a target audience interested in firearm customization, performance enhancement, and potentially the build process itself. The video aims to solve a common problem for Polymer80 users, making it a practical guide for those undertaking similar projects.

This video explores whether a Polymer 80 (P80) custom firearm build experiences a malfunction, specifically a jam. The title suggests a troubleshooting or reliability test scenario for a DIY firearm project. Content likely focuses on the build process, potential issues, and the performance of the P80 under range conditions.